Response #1:
People doing there own experimenting.
Picture #2:
Response #2:
This guy is looking at the different plants.
Picture #3:
Response #3:
People are doing things together on experiments.
Choose two scientific skills, from the list below, you are confident you have mastered. Describe how you mastered the skill through written reflection, video, audio, and/or pictorial representation. Be sure to connect at least one class activity in your expression. List: Making Observations, Problem Solving, Following Directions, Drawing Conclusions, Collaboration, or Demonstration.
Welcome to your student wiki!A wiki is like a web page that you will be able to change.Your wikispace is for educational purposes only and will be constantly monitored by your science teacher.The wikispace is a place for you to work on scientific concepts, express what you have learned, and share with the teacher.It is not a social network to be shared with friends.
Technology users are considered digital citizens and expected to exercise responsible behavior with regard to technology use.As in any society, it is expected that digital citizens act in a certain way—according to accepted norms, rules, and laws. We will focus of the following 1. Digital Etiquette 2. Digital Communication 3. Digital Literacy 6. Digital Law 9. Digital Security (self-protection)
Breaking, ignoring, or abusing the rules will result in a deletion of your wikispace and denied computer access in science for the rest of the semester.
Ms.Wagner
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What does science mean to you?
People doing there own experimenting.
This guy is looking at the different plants.
People are doing things together on experiments.
Choose two scientific skills, from the list below, you are confident you have mastered. Describe how you mastered the skill through written reflection, video, audio, and/or pictorial representation. Be sure to connect at least one class activity in your expression.
List: Making Observations, Problem Solving, Following Directions, Drawing Conclusions, Collaboration, or Demonstration.
Welcome to your student wiki! A wiki is like a web page that you will be able to change. Your wikispace is for educational purposes only and will be constantly monitored by your science teacher. The wikispace is a place for you to work on scientific concepts, express what you have learned, and share with the teacher. It is not a social network to be shared with friends.
Technology users are considered digital citizens and expected to exercise responsible behavior with regard to technology use. As in any society, it is expected that digital citizens act in a certain way—according to accepted norms, rules, and laws. We will focus of the following
1. Digital Etiquette
2. Digital Communication
3. Digital Literacy
6. Digital Law
9. Digital Security (self-protection)
Breaking, ignoring, or abusing the rules will result in a deletion of your wikispace and denied computer access in science for the rest of the semester.